I know that I've spent a good deal of time writing about thinking about your business school career, MBA intern positions, and MBA opportunities. However, one of the things that humanity as a whole has become completely obsessed with is progress. Ironically, so much of our progress has led to misery. We become obsessed with getting ahead and moving forward, so that there is never any ability to be present. You can see this all around you.

• The person who sits in a restaurant or a bar looking at their cell phone or their watch waiting for the other person
• The person who spends all their time planning for the future, writing down ideas, and never acting on them
• The person who lives in the past and constantly starts stories with "I used to"
• Waiting for events or circumstances to be favorable in order to have a favorable emotional response
• Waiting for the perfect MBA intern position or looking to the end of your business school career at the beginning of your 2 years in school

EASING THE SEARCH FOR YOUR MBA INTERN/MBA OPPORTUNITY

With the growing popularity of Internet job sites, your search for an MBA internship or MBA career can be simplified immensely. The Internet has numerous job search sites like simplyhired.com, indeed.com, hotjobs.com and a host of others where you can post your resume and sign up for email alerts. Email alerts will allow you to be aware of every MBA internship, MBA job, or MBA career opportunity that is available on a daily, weekly or monthly basis.


THE MOST EFFICIENT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY IN THE WORLD

With a title like that you must be wondering, what kind of construction company can become known as the most efficient construction company in the world. Well, somehow I seem to keep coming back to the same theme. It's the one in your head. That's right, it's known as your brain. The world around you, the life you have, your MBA opportunities, your business school career, essentially life as you've come to know it as a mental construct, created by energy and thought. Think about how fast things go from idea to inception in today's world.

I know that I've spent a good deal of time writing about thinking about your business school career, MBA intern positions, and MBA opportunities. However, one of the things that humanity as a whole has become completely obsessed with is progress. Ironically, so much of our progress has led to misery. We become obsessed with getting ahead and moving forward, so that there is never any ability to be present. You can see this all around you.

• The person who sits in a restaurant or a bar looking at their cell phone or their watch waiting for the other person
• The person who spends all their time planning for the future, writing down ideas, and never acting on them
• The person who lives in the past and constantly starts stories with "I used to"
• Waiting for events or circumstances to be favorable in order to have a favorable emotional response
• Waiting for the perfect MBA intern position or looking to the end of your business school career at the beginning of your 2 years in school

EASING THE SEARCH FOR YOUR MBA INTERN/MBA OPPORTUNITY

With the growing popularity of Internet job sites, your search for an MBA internship or MBA career can be simplified immensely. The Internet has numerous job search sites like simplyhired.com, indeed.com, hotjobs.com and a host of others where you can post your resume and sign up for email alerts. Email alerts will allow you to be aware of every MBA internship, MBA job, or MBA career opportunity that is available on a daily, weekly or monthly basis.


THE MOST EFFICIENT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY IN THE WORLD

With a title like that you must be wondering, what kind of construction company can become known as the most efficient construction company in the world. Well, somehow I seem to keep coming back to the same theme. It's the one in your head. That's right, it's known as your brain. The world around you, the life you have, your MBA opportunities, your business school career, essentially life as you've come to know it as a mental construct, created by energy and thought. Think about how fast things go from idea to inception in today's world.